Philanthropy in the United States has always taken many different forms. As early as 1831, French writer Alexis de Tocqueville reflected on what to him was a founding principle of American democracy – forming associations with others to ensure the well-being of all citizens.
- 1) Pamela Overton, a lawyer and shareholder with Greenberg Traurig’s Phoenix Office who help found the Jewell McFarland Fresh Start Women’s Resource Center
- 2) Courtyard of the Jewell McFarland Fresh Start Women’s Resource Center
- 3) Two clients using the Employment and Education Computer Center to explore and apply for employment
- 4) Lobby of the Jewell McFarland Fresh Start Women’s Resource Center
- 5) Dress for Success area where clients are offered clothing to wear for interviews and for jobs
